Justice for victims • There is talk of political betrayal following the signing of a pact between President William Ruto’s United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and Raila Odinga’s ODM, says Victor Nzaro. “However, many citizens are wondering how justice will be realised following loss of lives in the Gen Z protests and abductions of innocent youth and disappearances.” His email address is [email protected] .
Remote President • Kenya could easily make an entry into the Guinness Book of World Records for “being the only country with a remote-working President”, says Enrique Fabios. “He’s one who never goes to his Harambee House office in Nairobi’s central business district, as he’s always either working from State House or his home or on top of his limousine.” His contact is [email protected] .
Tackle forest fires • The government should take measures to curb the destruction of forests by wild fires, says Edwin Wagara. In the Nairobi National Park, he reports, 210 acres of forests have been destroyed during the ongoing dry season. Enough fire fighters should be deployed in all the parks. The people should also be informed to exercise greater caution.” His contact is [email protected] .
Month of faith • Wishing all his fellow Kenyans “a peaceful and blessed Muslim holy month of Ramadhan”, Kanyi Gioko says they should all strive to continue living in harmony and also give hope to the needy. “As members of one big Kenyan family, let’s embrace unity and celebrate our diversity as we also welcome the sacred Christian season of Lent.” His email address is [email protected] .
Unhealthy handshakes • The shaking of hands as a form of personal greeting “has absolutely no value”, says Mwangi wa Karuga. “Covid-19 and other harmful bacterial diseases can easily be transmitted through this habit. Some people have an obsession with shaking hands with anybody they meet. Why can’t making hand gestures suffice? Let’s all mind our health.” His contact is [email protected]
Have a symbolic day, won’t you!
